Draw an IgG molecule and identify the following parts: Antigen-binding site Complement-binding region Macrophage-binding site Variable...

Draw an IgG molecule and identify the following parts:
1. Antigen-binding site
2. Complement-binding region
3. Macrophage-binding site
4. Variable region
5. Hinge region

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